US12090488B2 - Method for detecting wear in crushers during idle operation - Google Patents

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US12090488B2 US17/799,998 US202117799998A US12090488B2 US 12090488 B2 US12090488 B2 US 12090488B2 US 202117799998 A US202117799998 A US 202117799998A US 12090488 B2 US12090488 B2 US 12090488B2
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  • the invention relates to a method for detecting wear in crushers during idle operation with a wearing part mounted on a drive shaft.
  • the wearing part may particularly comprise one or more impact bars arranged on a crusher rotor, which interact with an impact plate to form a crushing gap. Due to wear, deviations of the actual crushing gap from the specified nominal crushing gap of the crusher may gradually occur, so that the machine operator has to readjust the crushing gap to enable a constant grain diameter of the output grain produced by the crusher. In addition, if the wearing part is subject to correspondingly heavy wear, it must also be replaced after a certain period of use.
  • the crushing gap is usually re-measured manually at regular intervals when the crusher is at a standstill, so that the machine operator can adjust the crushing gap to the specified nominal value again on the basis of this measurement or determine that the wearing part needs to be replaced.
  • the disadvantage of this is that apart from the reduced crusher productivity due to the downtimes required for wear determination, measurement errors by the machine operator can also occur. If, for example, a crushing gap value measured incorrectly between a dummy bar and an impact plate were to be used as a starting point for readjusting the crushing gap, this measure could, in the worst case, result in damage to the crusher, which could sometimes be dangerous for bystanders. Not least for this reason, and because the machine operator must manually intervene in the crushing chamber to measure the crushing gap, the machine operator is exposed to a far from inconsiderable risk of injury.
  • the invention solves the problem posed by accelerating the drive shaft from a starting angular velocity to an end angular velocity with a predetermined acceleration and determining the drive energy required for this purpose, whereupon the wear of the wearing part is determined as the value assigned to the required drive energy in a specified wearing-part characteristic curve.
  • the wear of the wearing part can be reliably determined when the crusher is running empty, i.e. without material being fed in, so that manual intervention in the crushing chamber can be dispensed with.
  • the invention is based on the consideration that the loss of mass caused by the wear as well as the change in geometry of the wearing part leads to a change in the moment of inertia of the wearing part on the drive shaft and thus to a change in the required drive power under the same acceleration conditions. Consequently, in accordance with the method according to the invention, for example, a drive power measurement of the crusher is carried out for the predetermined acceleration process and the required energy input is determined therefrom.
  • a corresponding wear value is assigned to the energy expenditure determined in the course of the predetermined acceleration process in accordance with a predetermined wearing-part characteristic curve, so that the wear of the wearing part can be determined on the basis of the deviation of the measured drive power from the required drive power in the wear-free state.
  • a reference run can first be performed at a predetermined acceleration from a starting angular velocity to an end angular velocity.
  • the drive power can be measured, which in turn can be used to determine the reference energy required for the acceleration process.
  • this reference energy expenditure can be assigned the wear value 0 in relation to the change in the geometry of the wearing part.
  • the theoretical energy expenditure during the specified acceleration run can be determined for any wear values by determining its mass via the geometry change of the wearing part at a specified density of the wearing part and the required drive power via the moment of inertia acting on the drive shaft and thus the theoretical energy expenditure during acceleration from a starting angular velocity to an end angular velocity.
  • this is a quadratic function, linearized about a development point, of the energy expenditure required for the given acceleration process as a function of the change in the geometry of the wearing part.
  • the change in length of the wearing part in a wear direction can be taken as the wear.
  • the specified wearing-part characteristic curve for the arrangement of the wearing part on the drive shaft is selected from a wearing-part characteristic curve set of possible different arrangements.
  • a separate wearing-part characteristic curve is created for each of the different arrangements of the wearing part on the drive shaft, with the different wearing-part characteristic curves being combined to form a wearing-part characteristic curve set and stored in a wearing-part characteristic curve memory, for example.
  • Such an arrangement can depend, for example, on the number of impact bars mounted on the drive shaft and their material properties, geometry and/or degree of wear, but also on the number of dummy bars, if any, also provided on the drive shaft for mass compensation.
  • the machine operator can select the wearing-part characteristic curve corresponding to that arrangement from the set of wearing-part characteristic curves.
  • the wearing part or its elements can be provided with a machine-readable identification, so that when the elements of the wearing part are installed, the respective arrangement can be detected by correspondingly arranged sensors and the corresponding wearing-part characteristic can be selected from the set of wearing-part characteristic curves.
  • the identification can be formed by an RFID transponder, for example.
  • the wearing part is one or more impact bars of an impact crusher interacting with an impact plate, wherein for the output grain of which impact crusher that actual reference grain diameter is determined which is larger than the respective grain diameter of a predetermined volume fraction of the output grain, wherein the total wear is determined as the difference between an actual crushing gap associated with the actual reference grain diameter and a predetermined nominal crushing gap.
  • the reference grain diameter corresponds approximately to the crushing gap forming between the wearing part and the impact plate. This means that 90%, preferably between 75 and 85% and in particular 80% of the volume fraction of the output grain is smaller than the reference grain diameter.
  • the impact rocker can be moved closer to the wearing part by the amount of the total wear for a specified nominal crushing gap of the impact crusher.
  • the actual crushing gap corresponds to the specified nominal crushing gap despite the wear-related material degradation.
  • reference grain diameters and crushing gap depends on the respective crushed material and on other crusher parameters, such as the impact bar configuration. Therefore, in order to enable a reliable determination of the crushing gap for a specific reference grain diameter, it is proposed that for wearing parts with known wear, for example in the wear-free state, the reference grain diameter is determined for different, defined crushing gaps, which reference grain diameter is larger than the respective grain diameter of a predetermined volume fraction of the output grain and is assigned to the respective crushing gap in a crushing gap characteristic curve. To determine the wear and, subsequently, the wear on the impact plate, several crushing gap characteristic curves can be determined as a crushing gap characteristic field depending on the predetermined wearing part arrangement, type of crushed material and other crusher parameters, from which the respective suitable crushing gap characteristic curve can be selected during operation. In order to accelerate the determination of the required reference grain diameters for a given crushing gap, reference grain diameters can be determined only for individual crushing gap settings and interpolated to a crushing gap characteristic curve.
  • the crushing gap which is thus also uneven, can lead to an undesirable grain size distribution and consequently to a lower product quality of the output grain.
  • the actual reference grain diameter transverse to the conveying direction of the output grain is determined at different points and the resulting impact plate wear is determined for each point.
  • the crushing gap characteristic curve which is determined in the case of a wearing part with known wear, for example in the wear-free state, can be determined for the entire output grain.
  • known photogrammetric methods which are realized for example with the aid of a stereo camera and laser triangulation, can be used for in-situ determination of the reference grain diameter that is larger than the respective grain diameter of a specified volume fraction of the output grain.
  • their disadvantage is their limited detection and processing speed, so that the conveying speeds of the material streams or the belt speed of the conveyor unit must be reduced accordingly for reliable determination of the largest grain diameter. Even with complex systems that require a large amount of space, only belt speeds of less than 2 m/s can be achieved in this way. However, this also reduces the overall throughput and thus the efficiency of the crushing process.
  • the grains must not overlap on the conveying unit, which is, however, unavoidable in realistic conveying operation.
  • a depth image of the output grain conveyed past the depth sensor is detected in sections in a detection area by a depth sensor, wherein the acquired two-dimensional depth image is fed to a previously trained convolutional neural network, which has at least three convolutional layers lying one behind the other and a downstream reference grain diameter classifier, which can be designed, for example, as a so-called fully connected layer and whose output value is output as a reference grain diameter, which is larger than the respective grain diameter of a predetermined volume fraction of the output grain.
  • the reference grain diameter classifier can also be formed by several volume classifiers, which are assigned to the classes of a grain size histogram sorted in ascending order of size. This has the particular advantage that the predefined volume fraction can be changed subsequently, i.e. after the neural network has been trained.
  • the reference grain diameter classifier can also be formed from several volume classifiers, which are assigned to the classes of a screen characteristic sorted in ascending order of size, so that the volume fraction or screen passage can be determined more easily. This is based on the consideration that when two-dimensional depth images are used, the information required for reference grain diameter determination can be extracted from the depth information after a neural network used for this purpose has been trained with training depth images with known reference grain diameters.
  • the convolutional layers thereby reduce the input depth images to a series of individual features, which in turn are evaluated by the downstream reference grain diameter classifier, so that as a result the reference grain diameter, which is larger than the respective grain diameter of a given volume fraction of the output grain mapped in the input depth image, can be determined.
  • the number of convolutional layers provided, each of which may be followed by a pooling layer for information reduction, may be at least three, preferably five, depending on the available computing power.
  • a dimension reduction layer a so-called flattening layer, can be provided in a known manner.
  • the amount of data to be processed can be reduced in contrast to the processing of color images, the measurement procedure can be accelerated and the memory requirement necessary for the neural network can be reduced.
  • the neural network can be implemented on inexpensive AI parallel computing units with GPU support and the method can be used regardless of the color of the bulk material.
  • the reference grain diameter can be determined by accelerating the measurement method even at conveyor belt speeds of 3 m/s, preferably 4 m/s. The mentioned reduction of the amount of data in the depth image and thus in the neural network additionally lowers the error rate for the correct determination of the reference grain diameter, which is larger than the respective grain diameter of a given volume fraction of the output grain.
  • the use of depth images has the additional advantage that the measurement procedure is largely independent of changing exposure conditions.
  • a vgg16 network Simonyan/Zisserman, Very Deep Convolutional Networks for Large-Scale Image Recognition, 2015
  • the neural network which is reduced to only one channel, namely for the values of the depth image points.
  • the depth image can be acquired using a 3D camera, since it can be placed above the output grain in the crusher due to its smaller footprint, even when space is limited.
  • the neural network becomes more difficult and the measurement accuracy decreases during operation if elements not related to the output grain lie within the detection range of the depth sensor. These include, for example, vibrating components of a conveyor belt itself, or other machine elements. To avoid the resulting disturbances, it is proposed that the values of those pixels are removed from the depth image and/or the training depth image whose depth corresponds to a pre-detected distance between the depth sensor and a background for this pixel or exceeds this distance.
  • the weights between the individual network nodes are adjusted in a known manner in the individual training steps so that the actual output value corresponds as closely as possible to the specified output value at the end of the neural network.
  • Different activation functions can be specified at the network nodes, which are decisive for whether a sum value present at the network node is passed on to the next level of the neural network.
  • the values of those pixels are removed from the depth image whose depth corresponds to a pre-detected distance between the depth sensor and the background for this pixel or exceeds this distance.
  • the training depth images and the depth images of the measured output grain have only the information relevant for the measurement, thus achieving a more stable training behavior and increasing the recognition rate in the application.
  • the neural network can be trained on any type of bulk material.
  • the sample depth images with random alignment are combined to form a training depth image.
  • the number of possible arrangements of the grains is significantly increased without the need to generate more sample depth images and overfitting of the neural network is avoided.
  • Separation of the grains of the output grain can be omitted and larger output grain quantities can be determined at constant conveyor belt speed if the sample depth images with partial overlaps are combined to form a training depth image, wherein the depth value of the training depth image in the overlap area corresponds to the smallest depth of both sample depth images.
  • the neural network can be trained to detect such overlaps and still determine the volume of the sample grains.
  • FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of an acceleration process when carrying out a method according to the invention
  • FIG. 2 shows a wearing-part characteristic curve between the wear of a wearing part and the energy required for acceleration for a first arrangement of a wearing part on a drive shaft
  • FIG. 3 shows a wearing-part characteristic curve corresponding to FIG. 2 for a second arrangement of a wearing part on a drive shaft
  • FIG. 4 shows a wearing-part characteristic curve corresponding to FIG. 2 for a third arrangement of a wearing part on a drive shaft
  • FIG. 5 shows a detailed view of a wearing part and an impact plate cooperating with it according to FIG. 1 on a larger scale.
  • a method according to the invention can be used for wear detection in crushers with a wearing part 2 mounted on a drive shaft 1 in idle running.
  • the drive shaft 1 is accelerated from a starting angular velocity ⁇ 1 to an end angular velocity ⁇ 2 with a predetermined acceleration and the drive energy required for this is determined, whereupon the wear of the wearing part 2 is determined as the value assigned to the required drive energy in a predetermined wearing-part characteristic curve 3 , 4 , 5 .
  • the crusher may, for example, be an impact crusher having a crushing chamber 6 , wherein the wearing part 2 may comprise one or more impact bars, as is schematically indicated in FIG. 1 .
  • the wearing part 2 is arranged on a rotor 7 that is drive-connected to the drive shaft 1 and interacts with at least one impact plate 8 to form a crushing gap.
  • FIGS. 2 to 4 each show wearing-part characteristic curves 3 , 4 and 5 determined for different arrangements of a wearing part 2 on the drive shaft 1 , with a linear regression line being created in each case as an approximation to the calculated individual values.
  • the wearing-part characteristic curve 3 shown in FIG. 2 refers to an arrangement of four impact bars with a given geometry and density. This arrangement is also shown schematically in FIG. 1 .
  • Wearing-part characteristic curve 4 of FIG. 3 refers to an arrangement comprising two impact bars according to wearing-part characteristic curve 3 as well as two dummy bars.
  • FIG. 4 shows an example of a third arrangement which also comprises two dummy bars and two impact bars with a defined partial wear according to wearing-part characteristic curve 3 .
  • a reference run can first be performed at a given acceleration from a starting angular velocity ⁇ 1 to an end angular velocity ⁇ 2 .
  • the drive power can be measured, which in turn can be used to determine the required reference energy input for the acceleration process.
  • this reference energy expenditure can be assigned the wear value 0 in relation to the change in the geometry of the wearing part.
  • the theoretical energy expenditure during the specified acceleration travel can be determined for any wear values by determining its mass via the geometry change of the wearing part at a specified density of the wearing part and the required drive power via the moment of inertia acting on the drive shaft, and thus the theoretical energy expenditure during acceleration from a starting angular velocity ⁇ 1 to an end angular velocity ⁇ 2 .
  • this is a substantially linear relationship between the energy expenditure in kJ required for the given acceleration process and the change in the geometry of the wearing part 2 in mm.
  • the change in length of the wearing part in a wear direction can be taken as the wear.
  • the different wearing-part characteristic curves 3 , 4 , 5 can be assigned to and selected from a set of wearing-part characteristic curves.
  • the impact plate wear of an impact plate 8 during operation of the impact crusher can also be determined by means of a method according to the invention.
  • the actual reference grain diameter is determined for the output grain of the impact crusher, which is larger than the respective grain diameter of a predetermined volume fraction of the output grain. Accordingly, the total wear is given as the difference between an actual crushing gap K associated with the determined actual reference grain diameter and a predetermined nominal crushing gap. Therefore, if the total wear, as well as the wear S of a wearing part 2 is known, the impact plate wear P can be determined as the difference between the actual crushing gap K associated with the actual reference grain diameter and the sum of the wear S of a wearing part 2 and the predetermined nominal crushing gap B.

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